Absolutely @Kal_Lam, I realize that this wasn’t a very detailed description.
This referred to the list of permission on the Django side, for organizations deploying Kobo on their own server and managing users using the Django interface. It’s a little hard to understand and manage all those permissions.
But on the Kobo UI side, the new permissions look really good and are easy to navigate. As I mentioned here, ideally we would be able to manage all users and permissions directly from the Kobo UI, rather than having to work with Django, which is a lot more confusing and hard to navigate than Kobo.
